Teen boys’ fashion evolves
During high school, teen boys are often able to express themselves by mimicking what they find inspiring.
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Thank you for all the memories, A306
Over the course of our high school careers, we develop into who we really are. Each of us finds our place and uncovers that everyone has a story.
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Student coaching changes boys tennis team dynamic
After gaining a new head coach a year ago, the boys tennis team has been adapting to a new style of coaching that they didn’t experience before. This new style focuses on a more student-focused approach to the sport.
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Tropes repeat in novels, remain interesting
Through the development of the action-packed young adult novel, we’ve seen many stereotypes arise. We see the same tropes used frequently in these novels and continue to eat them up.
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New course teaches importance of agriculture as career
Following the construction of the SAHS greenhouse, an agricultural and plant science course was introduced this year. The course aims to teach the importance plants play in society and help students pursue careers in the field.
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Book to movie adaptations rarely do novels justice
There’s a lot of controversy over every book to movie adaptation. They rarely do novels and authors justice.
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Anxiety over college sticks with seniors through admissions
The process of applying can be very stressful for students as they navigate their entrance into the adult world. But while the process can be difficult, decision time might be worse.
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School curriculum novels provide new discourse
With increasing discourse around the country surrounding the content of curriculum novels, there is a deepening issue within English departments: What is and isn’t appropriate for students?
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Modern books worthy of ‘classic’ title
Classic novels aren’t here just to sound pretentious, they’re read for a reason. Many modern texts are worthy of being given this label.
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Women’s Symposium offers career inspiration
Hosting a slew of guest speakers to shed light on women’s wellness and career education, Souderton held its third Women’s Symposium on November 10.
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Generationally, how times have changed
As time goes on, the world around us changes. Things “now” are always different from what they were “then,” and that’s just the way it goes.
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Generationally, how times have changed
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Met Gala more impressive than last year
Organized by the Editor- in-Chief of Vogue Magazine, Anna Wintour, the infamous Met Gala is a chance for designers to showcase their work for a good cause.
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State champion Academic Decathlon team prepares for next year
Academic Decathlon is a multi-category competition that revolves around a singular subject. This year’s team won the state championship.
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Presidential administrations react differently to climate change
With carbon emissions rising and worsening environmental damage, many agree that climate change needs to be dealt with. Over the years, presidential administrations have had different approaches to solving the climate crisis.
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News Byte: Astronomy club launches model rockets
To keep the club alive in the era of COVID-19, the astronomy club has been holding multiple different types of events this year. One of these events included a rocket launch that occurred at the high school.
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Pro: Artists must protect children from profanity, take accountability for content
In today’s virtual society, it is important for major creators and artists to realize the impact of their work. Artists should be aware of their audiences (target or not), and censor accordingly.
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Community members adjust to life during and after COVID-19
As a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the lives of many have drastically changed. With many schools and workplaces going from in-person to online and the prohibition of large gatherings, life before and after the Coronavirus pandemic are “very, very different.”
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Religious institutions remain exempt from COVID-19 prevention guidelines
Religious institutions have been exempt from certain COVID-19 guidelines. Statements by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provide these buildings with the right to conduct practices as they wish.
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Biden Administration looks to raise federal minimum wage
To compete with inflation and supply workers with livable wages, the Biden Administration plans to implement a $15 federal minimum wage. The raising of the national minimum wage is set to take effect this year.
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Popular media portrays toxic relationships in an unrealistic way
To increase drama and gain more views, today’s media showcases relationships that are unhealthy and toxic as normal things that should be accepted. These skewed perceptions of what a relationship should look like can be detrimental to how we behave in our personal lives.
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News Byte: Athletics department interviews student athletes on new podcast
To share student athlete’s experiences, the Souderton Athletics department created a podcast on January 12. The podcast focuses on the mental aspects of playing high school sports.
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Trending teens and teachers: Tik Tok encourages creativity among the Souderton Community
To have fun and gain views this year, people in the Souderton Community are creating short original videos on the app Tik Tok. As a result of original and entertaining content, these videos are gaining popularity.
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News Byte: Club aims to get more girls interested in STEM
In order to reach more young girls and get them involved in STEM, the Teach Girls Tech Club holds activities for students at the middle schools.
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News Byte: School district provides free breakfasts and lunches for students
By ordering and packaging food, cafeteria staff in the district are putting together free meals for students. Anyone can order these meals to ensure that anyone who is in need of one has access to them.
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People begin to romanticize dark things
Romanticising dark things creates a sense of idealism when it comes to things that are far from idealistic. This practice can be detrimental to our minds, and confuse us with what’s good and bad.
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President-elect Joe Biden appoints cabinet, President Donald Trump calls for vote recounts
As the 2020 Presidential Election comes to a close, President-elect Joe Biden now begins choosing his cabinet. Along with this, current President Donald Trump calls for recounts in multiple states.
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News Byte: Greenhouse gears up for a new school year
In order to sustain the high school’s greenhouse, contributors hope to sell the plants they grow this year.
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News Byte: National Honor Society holds a virtual induction in wake of COVID-19
Because of the new protocol surrounding the current pandemic, the National Honors Society is holding their first virtual induction.
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Diet culture grows as popular media outlets allow for spread of toxic ideas
The popularity of diet culture is growing through social media. The use of social media promotes unhealthy dieting standards.
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Fall play cast rehearses among new COVID-19 regulations
To perform the fall play, students have adapted to new COVID-19 regulations. Practicing multiple times a week, the cast of “Our Town” works to make the fall play happen.
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Stay at home orders in Pennsylvania cause protests in Harrisburg
Protesters gathered on the steps of the Capitol Building in Harrisburg on May 15. Carrying signs and giving speeches, the protesters hope to get their point across.
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Wrestling sees growth in female participants
Wrestling attracts a new demographic of competitors with women’s participation increasing. According to coach Tristan Boyd, growing acceptance among male wrestlers contributes to its popularity.
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